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FILIPENDULA, Rosaceae.
Meadow Sweet, delicate airy flower heads in summer, prefers moist soil.
purpurea ‘Elegans’ Rose pink flowers followed by reddish brown seedheads, palmate leaves, 3’ .....3.50
rubra ‘Venusta’ Like a large mauve-pink flowered meadowsweet, will flourish without maintenance once
established in damp soil, 5’, divisions ....................................................................................................2.80
purpurea ‘Alba’ Flat white flower heads over bold foliage brownish orange in autumn, 3’, 1.5 litres. 5.20
GENTIANA. Gentianaceae.
Usually associated with rock gardens these taller species are for a choice sunny position in the border.
asclepiadea alba Three year old seedlings of the rare white willow gentian, arching 2’6” stems bearing
slim trumpets all along their length in autumn, litres ............................................................................4.50
lutea The tallest species with pale yellow flowers on 4’-5’ stems, large basal leaves, the source of gentian
violet and a stately plant for rich soil ....................................................................................................3.50
GERANIUM, Geraniaceae
An invaluable group of plants ranging from vigorous ground cover to delicate rock-garden species, every
shade from rich pinks and blues to soft pinks and white, flowering May to July except where stated.
cantabrigiense ‘Karmina’ One of the best low growing ground cover geraniums, rich pink flowers on a 6”
deep mat of glossy evergreen leaves with some autumn colour ............................................................3.20
dalmaticum Low carpeter bearing large pink flowers, red autumn colour, 6” ......................................3.50
incanum South African species with the most finely divided delicate silvery green foliage, deep reddish
purple flowers all summer on a broad 9” mound, for sun, shelter and good drainage ...........................3.20
incanum ‘Silver Form’ By cuttings from a plant with extra silvery filigree leaves, 9” ........................ 3.80
lambertii Superb rare autumn flowering species bearing large nodding white or palest pink cup-shaped
flowers stained red-purple in the centre, broad greyish 18” clump ........................................................4.50
maculatum ‘Beth Chatto’ Compact soft lilac-rose form of the first geranium to flower in May, 12” . 3.20
magnificum ‘Blue Blood’ New variety that is said to have even richer violet-blue flowers, 18” .........3.80
nodosum This versatile species thrives even in dryish shade, 18” mounds of glossy trifoliate leaves and
mauve flowers all summer and autumn, divisions .................................................................................3.20
nodosum ‘Silverwood’ Recently introduced pure white form with lighter green leaves, 15” ...............3.80
phaeum ‘Lily Lovell’ Mourning Widow, soon makes a large clump of soft green leaves even in deep
shade, violet-blue flowers larger than other varieties, 3’........................................................................3.20
p. lividum ‘Majus’ Large pale lilac flowers with darker rings around the centres, 3’ ...........................2.80
potentilloides Trailing stems make a 6” deep mat studded with small white flowers from spring to autumn,
this strain we brought from Tasmania is far better than the published descriptions suggest. ................3.20
psilostemon Perhaps the most striking large geranium, brilliant magenta flowers with shiny black centres
and black veining, 1.5 litre pots ............................................................................................................5.50
renardii ‘Zetterlund’ Large lilac flowers with violet veining over sage green textured leaves, 12” ....3.80
robertianum ‘Celtic White’ Pure white herb robert, paler green fine-cut leaves, self seeds true, 9” ....2.80
sanguineum ‘Hybrid’ This strong growing bright purple variety looks like a hybrid, 15” x 2’ ...........3.80
s. striatum ‘Splendens’ Originally found on Walney Island, Cumbria this lovely form bears blush pink
flowers veined crimson on a spreading 9” mound, for the border front, ................................................3.50
sinense Unique flowers with maroon-black petals thrown back from a cluster of red stamens, good purple
tinted foliage, July onwards, 2’, divisions. .............................................................................................4.20
soboliferum ‘Cally Strain’ Bright pink flowers from June to September over fine cut leaves that are orange
in autumn and when emerging in spring, from my 1995 trip to Russia, 12” .........................................3.50
sylvaticum ‘Album’ Pure white flowers over pale green textured leaves, 2’6” .....................................3.20
‘Blue Cloud’ Well named, a haze of sky blue flowers on a broad 2’ mound, divisions ........................3.20
‘Nimbus’ Starry blue flowers over finely cut leaves that are yellow in spring, 2’ .................................3.20
‘Red Admiral’ Recent G. psilostemon hybrid with fine red flowers over a long season, 2’6”. .............3.80
‘Sirak’ Outstanding cross between G.gracile and G.ibericum, large mauve-pink flowers with white
centres in summer, 2’ .............................................................................................................................. 3.20
‘Spinners’ Soon forms a 3’ dome of finely cut leaves, lots of deep violet-blue flowers .......................3.50
GEUM, Rosaceae.
Strong colours in early summer with some later flowers.
‘Mandarin’ Very large coppery orange flowers into autumn, fine variety named here, 18”, 1.5 litres...5.50
‘Werner Arends’ Pure rich orange flowers to 15” over neat foliage, litres ...........................................4.50
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